The beginning of the month we started with a bang, my medical office renovations. It's a beautiful clinic, but definitely needed a few touch ups with paint, and some redesign to make a better work flow. I had to keep telling myself "one day at a time" because construction can really put a damper on your routine. The good news, all this construction is for a new physician that we hired! More to come about him, in the next months. Overall, I am thrilled that help is on the way.
The two "Love Butts" got married. That would be Eric's cousin Justin, to Chelsea. I love having more Seymour ladies, since it's a bunch of boys.
Beau loving the candy table.
Rhett's a dancing machine.
Dollar Dance with Chelsea
Beau dancing with the bride.
Seymour Ladies & Beau
Exhausted....
I had to work a lot this month, so the boys had spent their time bonding with Dad and their cousins. Horse back riding, fishing, being on the farm, etc......just being boys. Outside. Enjoying life.
Got 'em one!
Such a good cousin.
Digging Bryce's shirt.
Smiling the whole ride.
Ryan, and the beautiful paint.
Soft ducks
Easter--we spent at home with our family. We took the boys to two egg hunts. The first was at a local school. There was a helicopter that flew over, carrying the Easter Bunny who drop eggs from above. The kids loved it.
Beau climbing the playground.
Rhett in the bounce house.
Check out this Easter Bunny......
The 2nd was much more laid back, at the country club. The boys filled their buckets up on eggs, and their belly's on candy.
Rhett started coach pitch baseball. His team was the Texas Ranger's, so I was already a fan.
Grandpa and Beau going to the playground.
Trying to be like big brother.
Gardening--unfortunately, I planted my seedlings way too early in March. I was afraid the plants would die since we were scheduled to be gone in Cali for nine days, and no one to water my seed starters. I took the chance, and the only thing that survived was my zucchini. Apparently, it froze (or got really cold) plus stormed heavily the week we were gone. All my fragile plants were dead when I returned, except for this one. Oh well, there's always next year.
Seedling to Plant
Grossology--We went to the Fort Worth Children's Museum. The exhibit was "Grossology" and the boys laughed a ton. Burps, Poop, Pee, Farts, Spit, Boogers, all that grossly stuff, they really enjoyed learning about it.
Going through the intestines....
Eric's favorite
Helping Beau with the belching guy.
Outside playing in the water.
The end of the month, Eric and I, celebrated nine years of marriage. We had the best anniversary gift to ourselves. We took the afternoon off, and drove north to OKC. There we met up with our Oklahoma besties, the Johnson's and Armstrong's. We ran into Zac Brown at the Mickey Mantle Steakhouse. Hopped in our limo, headed to the Arena, and we're serenaded by their music. With the instruments and such, musically, it was the best country concert I have ever seen--even better than King George (crazy of me to say that, I know!).
Getting in the limo.
9 years
Our OK Besties
Getting in the limo.
9 years
Our OK Besties
Love and miss her!
Zac!
Awesome musicians
Thoughts of the Month
I was driving home from Dallas one night after tailgating, and came upon this. At this point in my life, it's my motto.
"Life is Good"
Rhett doesn't ever cry at school, but he did this month. There were some kids who where being rude and mean to him. He was hurt, and I had to talk him through the normalcy of his feelings. As any good mom, I strive to protect him. However, disappointment is apart of life that we must tread through. I took a picture of this inside his school, and love the encouragement that he can read everyday. With a "Chin 'up son" saying , he was better the next day.
Spring is here, and so is Mr. Rabbit. I woke up to this little fellow, when I walked outside one morning and there he was. These whitetails are all over our yards, day and night.
Taken from our local square here in the hometown, protect our waters--I heart Denton!
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